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Meghan Markle spoke at a local bookstore opening over the weekend where Oprah Winfrey and writer Shaka Senghor also appeared.
Fans react to the CMA’s snub of Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter.”
Singer Freddie Jackson is “shining light” on kidney disease as Black Americans are three times more likely to develop the…
After stepping out of the limelight to deal with a private health matter, Jamie Foxx is returning with a one-man…
Natasha Rothwell will star and executive produce a series based on Tareasa “Reesa Teesa” Johnson’s viral TikTok saga “Who TF…
Recent reports about the job market present a complicated and potentially worsening picture for U.S. job seekers.
Ahead of the release of her memoir “Who’s That Girl?” Eve discusses her journey to motherhood.
A year after the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, Black student enrollment has declined at multiple colleges.
While promoting her new memoir, “Lovely One,” Ketanji Brown Jackson shares she once out-acted college scene partner Matt Damon.
As another college semester kicks off, the Federal Reserve reports the most regretted majors among graduates.
T-Boz addresses the rumor mill sparked by her emergency hospitalization while spreading awareness about an urgent health matter that impacts…
The underlying issue facing parents today is a lack of community and support, says U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek H.…
On the 10-year anniversary of Barack Obama’s tan suit controversy, he gave Kamala Harris a shout-out.
Garcelle Beauvais discusses why her teen son Jax will no longer appear on the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
Best Peridot joins several Black-owned menstrual care brands on the market as mainstream brands are criticized for using toxic chemicals.
Lizzo is bringing fans along on her fitness journey as she vacations in Bali.
Kobe Bryant’s wife, Vanessa, and their three daughters celebrated the late basketball icon’s legacy with the city of Los Angeles.
Back-to-school season is hitting homes nationwide, including Tia Mowry’s.
Long COVID could be impacting over 20% of children — and children of color disproportionately.
Black Americans continue to be impacted by diabetes disproportionately; red meat may be another culprit.